ISTQB Exam ATTA Topic 1 Question 104 Discussion

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Part 7 "Test Process & Incident Management"

As a technical test analyst, you have found out during test case design that the design document is incomplete. Which is an example of a good way to communicate that problem in an email? 1 credit [K2]

AE-mail: ''Until I have received an updated version of the design document, I will not do any work on the test design.''

BE-mail: ''When will it be possible to receive the missing information? Test design is impeded by a lack of clarity here.''

CE-mail: ''Here we go again. The developer gave us incomplete and ambiguous design specifications. Typical.''

DDo not communicate the problem, just log the delaying effect of the information problem and be ready to explain the delays to the test manager later.

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Suggested Answer: B

by Elza at Jan 12, 2025, 06:40 AM

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Linn

2 months ago

This question is a real *design* challenge, am I right? Haha, okay, I'll see myself out. But seriously, Option B is the way to go - let's nip this issue in the bud before it becomes a bigger problem.

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Chandra

14 days ago

D) Do not communicate the problem, just log the delaying effect of the information problem and be ready to explain the delays to the test manager later.

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Louisa

23 days ago

C) E-mail: ''Here we go again. The developer gave us incomplete and ambiguous design specifications. Typical.''

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Louis

30 days ago

B) E-mail: ''When will it be possible to receive the missing information? Test design is impeded by a lack of clarity here.''

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Tony

1 months ago

A) E-mail: ''Until I have received an updated version of the design document, I will not do any work on the test design.''

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Marcos

2 months ago

Option D? Really? That's just avoiding the problem altogether. Might as well just throw up our hands and say 'not my problem.' Option B is definitely the way to go here.

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Pete

2 months ago

Option A is a bit too harsh, and Option C just sounds like a rant. Option B strikes the right balance - it's professional and gets the point across without any unnecessary drama.

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Alberto

1 months ago

Yes, being professional and clear in communication is key in such situations.

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Margart

1 months ago

I agree, Option B is the best way to communicate the problem effectively.

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Cristal

1 months ago

Option B strikes the right balance - it's professional and gets the point across without any unnecessary drama.

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Georgiana

1 months ago

Option A is a bit too harsh, and Option C just sounds like a rant.

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Boris

2 months ago

I'd go with Option B as well. It's important to highlight the issue, but in a constructive way that focuses on finding a solution rather than placing blame.

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Claribel

2 months ago

Wow, this is a tricky one! Option B seems like the most diplomatic approach. We need to be proactive in communicating the problem, but without sounding too confrontational.

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